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Commercial Break (A phpAds Primer)
By: Harish Kamath, (c) Melonfire
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    2002-07-30


    Table of Contents:
  • Commercial Break (A phpAds Primer)
  • Getting Started
  • The Toy Store
  • Different Strokes
  • Room With A View()
  • The Advanced Course
  • Access Denied
  • The Number Game
  • Endgame

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    Commercial Break (A phpAds Primer) - Access Denied
    ( Page 7 of 9 )

    It's also possible to further customize the display of each banner via an access control list (ACL). This access control list can be defined per banner, and it allows you to control the display of each banner by IP address, day of the week or client browser.



    The following example demonstrates restricting banner display only to the client at the IP address 209.34.56.1.



    You can also restrict a banner to be only displayed on certain days of the week - as in the following example, which sets banner display to Tuesday only.



    Finally, you can use a regular expression to match banners to client browsers - the following example only displays the banner to users running the Opera browser.



     
     
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